As opposed to studying your favorite subjects first and leaving the least favorites for later, mentioned below is an effective way to study for exams.
Start with the subject of the last exam. Study the subjects backward. You will be studying the subject of the first exam closer to the exam itself. After writing your first exam, you will need to study the second subject. But wait, that's something you studied not too long ago. It's still fresh in your memory. You will find it easier to review the topics. Additionally, you will feel confident as this review will feel easier.
Let's see what this method will look like with an example. Here is an exam schedule: English: 20th May
Math: 21st May
History: 22nd May
Science: 23rd May
French: 24th May
Make your study schedule like this:
French: 10th-11th May
Science: 12th-13th May
History: 14th-15th May
Math: 16th-17th May
English:18-19th May
Why does this method work? You are focused on one subject without interruption. Prolonged commitment to that topic will get you to learn more without breaking your chain of thought. The more you learn, the more confidence you build up. You will also have less stress during exam days, knowing that you are almost prepared for your next exam.
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